English conjugation practice
Laugh
Laugh conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I laugh at funny stories.
Usually, you laugh with your friends.
He laughs whenever he sees that dog.
We laugh together during our breaks.
Why do they laugh so much?
Present Continuous
I am laughing because the joke is silly.
You are laughing at the picture now.
Right now, he is laughing in the kitchen.
We are laughing about yesterday's surprise.
Outside, they are laughing near the fountain.
Present Perfect
I have laughed at that movie many times.
You have laughed since the party began.
He has laughed at every cartoon today.
We have laughed about that mistake before.
They have laughed all evening.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been laughing for ten minutes.
You have been laughing since lunch.
He has been laughing at the comic book.
We have been laughing throughout the whole show.
They have been laughing together since breakfast.
Past Simple
I laughed when the clown tripped.
You laughed during the funny film last night.
He laughed at my silly hat.
We laughed together at the picnic.
They laughed before the teacher entered.
Past Continuous
I was laughing when the phone rang.
You were laughing during the bus ride.
He was laughing while his brother danced.
We were laughing when the lights went out.
They were laughing beside the campfire.
Past Perfect
I had laughed before the show even started.
You had laughed at the same joke earlier.
He had laughed before anyone explained the trick.
We had laughed about it by the time dinner arrived.
They had laughed before the photograph was taken.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been laughing for minutes before I could speak.
You had been laughing all afternoon before resting.
He had been laughing at the video before it ended.
We had been laughing when the guests arrived.
They had been laughing together before the bell rang.
Future Simple (will)
I will laugh if you tell that story again.
You will laugh when you see the costume.
He will laugh at the surprise.
We will laugh about this day someday.
They will laugh when the magician appears.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to laugh if this gets any funnier.
You are going to laugh at my drawing.
He is going to laugh when he sees us.
We are going to laugh at the old photographs.
They are going to laugh when the curtain opens.
Future Continuous
I will be laughing during the final scene.
You will be laughing with us tonight.
He will be laughing when we arrive.
We will be laughing throughout the play.
They will be laughing by the pool at noon.
Future Perfect
By bedtime, I will have laughed at every episode.
By then, you will have laughed many times.
He will have laughed before the evening ends.
By the end of camp, we will have laughed a lot.
They will have laughed before the trip is over.
Future Perfect Continuous
By noon, I will have been laughing for an hour.
By dinner, you will have been laughing all day.
He will have been laughing for ten minutes by then.
By midnight, we will have been laughing for hours.
They will have been laughing together for a long time by then.
Present Simple Negative
I do not laugh at cruel jokes.
You do not laugh when you are worried.
He does not laugh at every joke.
We do not laugh at people who are hurt.
They do not laugh during serious meetings.
Present Simple Question
Do I do laugh too loudly?
Do you do laugh at this kind of humor?
Does he does laugh at magic tricks?
Do we do laugh at the same things?
Do they do laugh during the show?
Past Simple Negative
I did not laugh at the rude comment.
You did not laugh when the balloon popped.
He did not laugh during the performance.
We did not laugh because the story was sad.
They did not laugh at the failed trick.
Past Simple Question
Did I did laugh during the meeting?
Did you did laugh at the surprise?
Did he did laugh when the joke ended?
Did we did laugh too loudly?
Did they did laugh during the film?